Body surfing board
a body surfing and board technology, applied in waterborne vessels, special-purpose vessels, vehicles, etc., can solve the problems of prior art failing to meet the aforementioned needs and lack of control of body surfing
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[0111]Briefly described according to the present invention, a body surfing apparatus is provided forming a generally planar deck surface circumscribed by a flange. A nose 20 is formed in front of tapered leading edge 30 creating an angular forward hydrofoil. The flange portion of the nose further forms a finger grip 32 at the upper edge. A planar lower surface 14 has integrated a pair of ribs or fins forming a right graduated skeg 40 parallel to a left graduated skeg 42. Each skeg is graduated from flush with the lower surface in a linear manner to form a fin protrusion at the rear of the board, as shown in FIG. 3. The overall construction of the body surfing board is molded or formed as a unitary body of a material having an overall density that is essentially similar to that of water. Within such a density range the board will be prevented from sinking too deep resulting in loss of the board, and still allows ease of duck diving under waves, without too much of a ...
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[0117]The operation and principles of operation of the present invention are best shown in combination with FIG. 5 through FIG. 6. As outlined therein, in an intended use a user grasps the body surfing board of the present invention with one hand along the front grip 32. With the deck upper surface 12 placed against a user's forearm, a user may then surf across the smooth face of a water wave. In this manner the inner or leading skeg provides directional guidance in conjunction with the actions of the use, and prevents the user from sliding down the steep face of the wave. The inner skeg (fin) 40, as well as the sharp wave face grip edge 16, and the sharp corner 95 of the lower surface 14 grip the smooth face of the wave and prevent the user from sliding down the smooth face of the wave and thrust the user forward instead, hydroplaning across the smooth face of the wave once up to speed.
[0118]Further, due to the density of the materials used, as shown in conjunction wit...
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